Running recorded GUI tests automatically [message #73654] |
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Originally posted by: richard256.gmx.de
Is it possible to run recoreded GUI tests unattended as part of a nightly
run like it is possible for plain junit or pde-junit tests?
TIA
Richard
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Re: Running recorded GUI tests automatically [message #73987 is a reply to message #73789] |
Tue, 13 June 2006 05:41 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) ![Go to next message Go to next message](theme/Solstice/images/down.png) |
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Originally posted by: richard256.gmx.de
John,
> Execution environment running some sample projects/suites. The only
> significant issue I can see at the moment is that the Execution Framework
> expects a workspace containing test projects to exist.
what I do not understand here is that I do not need a filled workspace in
advance when I launch a recorded test (just as I need not when doing a PDE
junit test). I understand that everything should be part of a test plugin
which is easy to achieve. But starting from that it would be desirable to
start the workbench and to run the test script inside that plugin. Afaik
this is what Eclipse itself does with the plain PDE junit tests.
Regards
Richard
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Re: Running recorded GUI tests automatically [message #74023 is a reply to message #74005] |
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Originally posted by: richard256.gmx.de
> Are you saying that you can run recorded tests using the execution
> environment without already having prepared a workspace that contains the
> project you are executing suites from? I tried that but the Execution
> Framework could not find the project that contained the suites it was
> trying to run. It worked when I pre-imported the project into the
> workspace it that the Execution Framework subsequently used. This isn't
> ideal by any means so if I've missed something let me know!
>
> Regards,
>
> John.
John,
maybe you got me wrong. What one can do with ordinary junit tests which must
run in an eclipse envirionment (so called PDE junit tests) is to pack them
in a plugin (a test plugin-in) and to deploy them with the eclipse
environment. Then you are able to run these test within the eclipse runtime
which is ideal for unattended automated tests. I am seeking for the same
possibility for recorded GUI tests.
Regards
Richard
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